Boredom

Boredom is fear that the present

Is unworthy.

Stitute

• Superstitute: To place atop, to cover.
• Substitute: To place below, to substand.
• Restitute: To place again.
• Institute: To place within, to establish.
• Prostitute: To place before the public, to sell.
• Destitute: To un-place, to abandon.
• Constitute: To place together, towards a whole.

It

It creates Itself.

We do.

Contribution

For some,

There is a tacit value and habitual pride

In being the first to present new or relevant information

To an ongoing discussion

Of a new idea, fact, puzzle piece

Of a novel contribution.

And a tacit devalue and habitual shame

In having one's original contribution

Rendered obsolete or invalid

By another contribution

Contrary to or superseding

One's own.

Admit

The reluctance to admit the divine
and its relevance in our life
Keeps inspiration away from
The musical instrument we wield.

The fear to introduce it
Into our peer interactions
Keeps us from playing in the orchestra
We silently long for.

Toil

Thus we altogether toil
To link together the jigsaw puzzle
To weave the threads of consciousness
To carve the channels of light
Between us and through us
To reveal the essence of this

In the quest to unfold the truth
Of the Allness that we are.

How

The knowledge of the how

Need not attenuate

The wonder of the Is

Poles

The positive posits

Negative does not

Train

We train to face the light

From which we spend much time

Postponing and evading

Inaccurate

Untrue superlatives

Unwarranted hyperboles

Inaccurate language

Weakens, dulls words

Like misuse of tools

Erodes and damages them.

Soup

Though the recognition of each of us as separate entities in the world is indispensable to growth and to relationship,

This separateness does not negate the One Soup of particles and flow whereof we are but subsets, wherein we are submerged, wherethrough we share, -hale, live, move, Are.

Energy vortices that gather form as vestment and tool to express the purpose and essence we are.

Possessiveness

Possessiveness dams the rivers

That seek to flow in abundance.

Should 2

The illusion of should is thick and pervasive.

Yet untrue.